Bittensor (TAO)

Good question. I have some still. But it has some truly fundamental flaws in my humble opinion. Funnily enough, they’re quite easily solvable but it seems like the whole point is missed, or even disregarded.

I went fairly heavy at first in the early runup, but after the recent sn debacle I understood how much misalignment and constant drama keeps coming out of it. For as decentralized as it all claims to be, it’s also really not much at all. Wich is not a cardinal sin necessarily for a project like that, but then it should really be much easier to solve for my last point.

The main one.

Because more importantly - and this is less of a tangible I’m aware - but there’s that almost snooty “too good for thy” disregard for front facing normie frindliness. Lack of onboarding capabilities, almost disdain of. There’s no decent bridge, very little interoperability.

Heck, I am deeeep into crypto, and fairly connected but even with the help of absolutely lovely people like @MaxScore from Sire/Sn44 - who’s projects I hold - and @adamsternbach who’s always been incredibly gracious in showing me around, I struggled with some absolute basics: how is there no proper Hardware wallet support other than Ledger, wich has repeatedly shown itself to be dangerously leaking people’s data?

I could go on for hours and hours on all the little things that could be easily fixed and just tell me: not ready. And there’s a poin where “still early” starts to turn into Cosmos vibes - another ecosystem that I loved but ivory towered itself into oblivioun and irrelevance.

Cause the whole point here is adoption. You do need users. You do need interoperability. You need good decentralized onboarding solutions: I don’t want to use a fucking cex in 2026!

Unironically, you probably need a good degen who’s deep in the day to day of things, someone like me lol. A director of vibes of sorts with technical DeFi and architectural expertise and a good understanding of what actually good comms look like for the few crazies left here that still deeply care, and to onboard the next wave. The potential is so clearly massive - I hold both some Tao and some subnets fir that moonshot - that I actually would be happy to take some sort of short term advisory position for the first time in 5 years and help out @TAO_dot_com, I bet all I’d need is a short 3 months and willing years.

I’m not cheap though…

$TAO is holding a key support zone around $215 and continues to print higher lows.

If buyers maintain control, a breakout could send price toward $221.6, followed by $228.8 and $236.7. Invalidation remains below $206.5.

DYOR, NFA
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